Dmytro Govseiev spoke about the merger of medical institutions and funding from the NHSU. The head explained the cost of services and the specifics of operating during wartime.
In medical negligence cases, the court evaluates evidence rather than emotions: medical documentation, expert examinations, and the compliance of the physician's actions with treatment standards. Experts explain why patient gratitude or personal relationships do not hold decisive weight in court.
The Verkhovna Rada Committee has established a group to adapt draft laws on civilian weapons to EU norms. Representatives of European institutions and law enforcement agencies will be involved in the work.
Due to the Russian attack on the port of Chornomorsk, 6,000 tons of vegetable oil spilled into the sea. Ecologists warn of a threat to birds and marine life due to the pollution.
Economists advise Ukrainians to save for retirement independently due to risks in the state system. Available options include deposits, real estate, and private pension funds.
Psychologist Alina Dyka identified the signs of manipulation and the reasons for vulnerability to them. She provided techniques for protecting boundaries and countering emotional pressure.
Astrologer Ksenia Bazylenko predicts a period of active operations and personnel changes in Ukraine. The full moon on May 1 will bring emotional tension and financial opportunities.
Over the next three days, no significant warming is expected, rain in places with wet snow and nighttime frosts. Wind 15-20 m/s, daytime 6-16° warm.
In Bucha in the Kyiv region, an unknown person chaotically fired into the air and toward parked cars. Police promptly detained the shooter, no casualties.
On April 26, 2026, it will be 40 years since the Chornobyl disaster. Expert Denys Vyshnevsky discussed the impact of occupation, fires, and climate on the exclusion zone.
The Russian Foreign Ministry confirmed receiving an invitation to the G20 summit in the US. An expert considers this step a manifestation of Western weakness and a diplomatic victory for the Kremlin.
An enemy UAV hit the railway infrastructure, damaging the windows and doors of the station. There were no casualties at the station, but one woman was injured in the city.
Poland joins France's nuclear deterrence initiative, and Finland plans to allow the storage of nuclear weapons. Europe is strengthening its security.
The Bureau of Economic Security is pressuring airlines over lease payments, ignoring the priority of international treaties on avoiding double taxation. Five companies have come under fire.
The expert explained Budapest's and Bratislava's dependence on cheap raw materials from Russia. Refusing supplies requires expensive modernization of factories and time.
Political scientist Rejterovich predicts a transition from ultimatums to a pragmatic dialogue between Ukraine and Hungary after Orbán's departure from power. Péter Magyar promises not to block aid and EU accession.
MP Mykhailo Tsymbaliuk stated the need to revise the Labor Code and take into account the demands of trade unions. The document must guarantee the right to strike and wages.
Donald Trump suspended military strikes to receive directives from the Iranian leader. The situation remains unstable due to internal struggles in Tehran.
Anna Dudina and Mykhailo Drobnitsky each had 266,000 hryvnias bail posted. The police officers are suspected of official negligence during the terrorist attack in Kyiv.
The Lviv Trade Union Association has regained ownership of a historic building through court. The head of the organization, Roman Datsko, also criticized the transfer of the Kyiv Trade Union House to a private company.